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. . Appendix: Resources Base closure Federal agencies U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Admin~ istration (www.eda.gov/Research/ DefenseConvers;on.xmf): Informa- tion and federal resources to assist communities with BRAe-related defense conversions. US Department of Defense: Information on Base Realign- ment and Closure (BRAC) for 2005 (wwwdefensefink.miJ/brac). For information on prior BRAe rounds, see www.defense/ink.mHlbraC/ priorbracs.html. Office of Economic Adjustment {WVVltv.Oea.9ov}: Manages and directs the Defense Economic Ad- justment Program and coordinates the involvement of other federal agencies to provide resources for communities affected by 000 program changes. Publications on \.^Jebsfte include: . Responding to Change: Com munities & BRAe. Available at lIVVVW.oea.gov/oeaweb.nsf/ L1BbyTttle?readform_ . California Military Base Reuse. Department of Toxic Substanc~ es Control, CAL EPA. Available at www_oea.gov/OEAWeb_ nsf/DB074580440F7293852570 1500417E70;$File/eac_pdf . From Barracks to Business. Mil Military Base Redevelopment Project March 2000. Available at VVVV\.1t:eda.govlResearch/ ResearchReports.xml. . Use of Master Developers in Implementing Military Base Reuse Plans. Economic & Pfan- ning Systems, Inc. March 1999. . Economics of BRAe Sites. June 2005. . Earlv Transfer Authorfty: A Guide to Using ETA to Dispose of Surplus Property_ October 2005_ President's Economic Adjustment Committee (EAC): Committee of 22 federal agencies that support BRAe-related activities through technical assistance and financial resources for affected communi ties. OEA coordinates resources available via the EAC. A descrip- tion of the EAC is available at www_oeagowOEAWebnsV 7B2D6546FA4885256E83004488F2/ $File/eac_pdf. U.S. Department of Labor, Employ- ment and Training Administration Iwww_doleta_gov/BRACand www_ brae-coach.org): Tools and ser- vices for BRAe-affected workers and communities. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Facilities Restora- tion & Reuse Office (W\NWepa. gov!fedfac): Information on envi- ronmental contamination, deanup, and reuse for military installations being addressed by EPA Organizations Association of Defense Communi- ties (formerly National Association of Installation Developers) (WWlAf. naid.org): Resources for active and closed military base communities. Publications include: . The Community Base Reuse Planning Process: A Layman's Guide. National Association of Installation Developers. NAIDinfoseries_ February 2004_ Available at www. defensecommunities.org/ ResourceCenter;Base_Reuse.pdf. . Dawson, Yvonne. Organizing Your Planning Effort: The First Steps inlnstaJlation Redevelop- ment. National Association of Installation Developers. Infobrief. May 2005. Available at www_ defensecommunities.org/ Planning_LRApdf. . Herberghs, Todd_ Understanding Base Realignment: What Com- mHnities Should Know First. National Association of Installa- tion Developers. Infobrief. May 2005_ Available at www. defensccommunities.org/ InfoBrieLReaJignment. pdf. . NAID <:lnd ECS, Inc. Environmen- tal Insurance and BRAC Com- munities: Building a Successful Partnership. 2001. Available at www.defensecommunities. org;ResourceCenter/ EnvironmentaLlnsurance.pdf. Internationaf City/County Manage- ment Association {www.icma.org}: Services and resources, including technical and peer assistance, for local governments. Publications include: . McMillen. Jacen, and Dan" ie! Pickett. leMA Base Reuse Handbook: A Navigational Guide for Local Governments, Second Edition. International City/County Management Association. 2002. . Smart Growth Issue Summary: Military Encroachment and Base Reuse_ March 2005. Available at vwvvv.icma.org/upload! Iibrary/2005-05/{27100F 10-6291 -411F-8883-089488Cl1AD3J_pdl_ . Baseline Newsletter. National Governors Associa- tion (www;nga.org): Resources aimed at state-level officials. Publications include: . "The Redevelopment of Former Military Installations" fact sheet. May 2005_ Avail- able at wwwnga_orglFiles/pdf/ 0505BRACStateFS_pdf . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 39